PG&E Better Together STEM Scholarship
The PG&E Corporation Foundation awards $2,500-$10,000 scholarships to high school seniors (and other students) within PG&E's California service territory who plan to study engineering (electrical, mechanical, power/energy), computer science, or related STEM fields at an accredited four-year college.
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ASME INSPIRE / Charles W.E. Clarke Scholarship
ASME's INSPIRE program awards twenty-five $2,000 Charles W.E. Clarke scholarships to graduating high school seniors with financial need who plan to enroll in an ABET-accredited mechanical engineering program.
Genentech Foundation Futurelab Scholarship
The Genentech Foundation's Futurelab Scholarship awards ten scholarships (totaling over $100,000 per year) to graduating seniors from the South San Francisco Unified School District who plan to pursue STEM degrees, including biotechnology and biomedical engineering; past recipients have gone on to intern or work at Genentech.
SEAONC High School Scholarship
The Structural Engineers Association of Northern California (SEAONC) awards $2,500 scholarships to high school students planning to pursue structural engineering, architecture, or construction-related careers, with priority given to women, underrepresented minorities, and students with disabilities.
LLNL Manufacturing Workshop
A free, three-day hands-on workshop at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory where students 16 and older learn 3D printing and computer-aided design, explore manufacturing and machining career pathways, and meet LLNL machinists and engineers.
NSLC Engineering Summer Program
The National Student Leadership Conference's Engineering program is a residential pre-college experience (offered at UC Berkeley among other U.S. campuses) where high schoolers explore civil, mechanical, electrical, and chemical engineering through hands-on projects such as drone design, aquatic robotics, and wind turbines.
Farm Bureau Foundation Gold Cup Award (Sonoma County Fair)
An annual award from the Farm Bureau Foundation of Sonoma County given to a graduating 4-H or FFA member who exhibited at the Sonoma County Fair, based on a mock job-interview competition judging leadership, citizenship, project work, and academic achievement. The winner receives a $2,500 scholarship and their 4-H club or FFA chapter receives an additional $500.